Farmegeddon

By James McGuire

This writer will not dwell into the immortal battle of good versus evil. The discussions surrounding Armageddon are better left to theologians. The United States and other have sufficient financial earthly issues that require proper attention by their lawmakers and leaders.

Hear ye! Hear ye! This court is now in order. Can one imagine Gods bailiff hailing these words?
Land is land, and if one plants turnips and beans, such will grow, if not neglected. The United States grew from the actions of our forefathers. Over generations of this countrys history, the leadership has been infiltrated and polluted by those who have tagged, categorized and indexed the citizens for profit. The leaders of this country bow to the dictated orders of those who only want to own and control for their own self serving motives. Our leaders need to ask themselves if it is better to be a slave, follow orders, and enjoy a few fruits of the spoil, while allowing the souls of this land to be committed to servitude, or if it is better to be a just leader. Many writings, both theological and secular, discuss Gods laws. Whereas Gods laws are absolute, attorneys, judges and lawmakers have allowed mans laws to become laws of confusion and condemnation. So long as people blindly follow and obey, the banks greed will grow. This countrys leaders and the financial institutions (that donate to the leaders) may perceive the peoples lives as miserable; however, the people have become knowledgeable of the inhumanity and refuse to blindly follow any more. Laws of justice move slowly and may be appealed; Gods laws are Supreme and cannot be broken, man may avoid prosecution under mans law, but one cannot avoid Gods judgment. One may gamble secondary market CDS bets, but will the same bet his/her soul? Imagine the Headline:

God Wins seat in Congress

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